Science Citation Classics: Sanger Sequencing

Science Citation Classics: Sanger Sequencing

Sanger F, Nicklen S, Coulson AR. 1977. DNA sequencing with chain-terminating inhibitors. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, U S A 74: 5463-7. This paper describes the most important…
A banner worth a thousand words

A banner worth a thousand words

If you happened to visit this site earlier today, you may have found it devoid of a suitable banner. That is because I took some time pondering on that design detail for this new site. I wanted…
Your University Now Owns Your Blog

Your University Now Owns Your Blog

Bora has posted an interesting draft policy on social media from an unidentified "Big Research Institution" (BRI). It's already stimulating some good discussion (follow the link for more links)…
Confirmed for WCSJ 2009

Confirmed for WCSJ 2009

This short post is my first contribution to ScientificBlogging: with it I am relocating my blog here from wordpress. I am thrilled by the opportunity to join a larger group of excellent science…
Rare Panda Butchered and Eaten

Rare Panda Butchered and Eaten

Tormented cries from mother as her cub is butchered and eaten... Does it pull at your heart strings? Mine, too. A rally of cries about a shark attack generally bring something less warm and fuzzy,…
Hands–on experience of Science in our School

Hands–on experience of Science in our School

India is a huge country. It has the richest cultural diversity, at the same time its economic diversity is also staggering. There are extremely rich people and also appalling poorer people. This…
Behavioral Flexibility's Brain Mechanisms

Behavioral Flexibility's Brain Mechanisms

New research provides insight into how the brain can execute different actions in response to the same stimulus. The study, published by Cell Press in the April 16 issue of the journal Neuron,…